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English to Italian translations [PRO] Linguistics | | English term or phrase: phrase final continuation rises | With respect to the intonation, some important principles have to be taken into account.
Each sentence contains at least one or more important or dominant words.
In a lot of languages, an important word is marked by means of an intonation accent realized as a pitch movement on the lexically accented syllable of the important word.
Intonation is not only used to emphasize words but also to
mark the sentence type (e.g. declarative versus interrogative, WH-questions versus yes/no-questions) and to mark important syntactic boundaries (e.g. with phrase final continuation rises). |
| | | Selected response from: Angelo Gualano Italy Local time: 02:02
| Grading comment Grazie, Angelo. Alla fine ho utilizzato questa. Grazie anche a Sara. 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer |
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1 hr confidence:  peer agreement (net): +1
22 hrs confidence:   intonazione ascendente a fine frase
Explanation: In un breve saggio di M. Savino, B. Gili Fivela, P.M. Bertinetto ('AVIP Trascrizione prosodica') la 'continuation rise' è definita come andamento ascendente che indica continuazione.
Vedi anche: www.speech.kth.se/~loce/papers/aiia99.doc
| Angelo Gualano Italy Local time: 02:02 Specializes in field Native speaker of: Italian PRO pts in category: 4
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| | Grading comment | Grazie, Angelo. Alla fine ho utilizzato questa. Grazie anche a Sara. |
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